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A Colorado proposal cracking down on bullies who harass young people through text messages and social media has failed, shocking the bill's sponsor and prompting her supporters to say they will try again next year.
Colorado lawmakers advanced legislation to regulate transportation companies that use cellphone apps to connect riders to drivers on their personal cars.
A push to keep drugs away from children means harsher penalties for careless parents.
Former Congressman Tom Tancredo is the first Republican to make primary ballots for the chance to challenge Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Libraries are sedate and quiet — nothing like a tussle over control of a library system that has erupted in northern Colorado.
A $500 million package to start refilling Colorado school budgets decimated during the last recession cleared a major hurdle Wednesday in the state Legislature.
Colorado lawmakers are voting to regulate transportation companies that use cellphone apps to connect riders to drivers on their personal cars.
Republican U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner's campaign is reporting it raised $1.4 million during the first three months of the year, almost all of it in March, following his surprise announcement he would challenge Democratic Sen Mark Udall.
A married gay couple in Denver say their daughter has changed their lives, and they thank the foster care system for completing their family.
Sales tax revenue on recreational marijuana in Colorado is down compared to early projections.
When people buy marijuana from a store in Colorado, the ounce they can walk out the door with is fairly easy to measure. Not so when the pot is in concentrated form, perhaps baked into a cookie or brownie.
After months of uncertainty about marijuana and its tax potential, Colorado lawmakers start work Tuesday deciding how to spend pot taxes.
There's a push at the state capitol to get tough punishments for so-called revenge pornography.
A proposal to expand the duty of mental health professionals in Colorado to report threats has been signed into law.
Sen. Mark Udall's campaign is reporting it raised $2 million in the first three months of the year for the Democrat's newly competitive re-election effort.
